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| 14 | 529 | "Did you not see how they View more quotes about struck">struck the girls on their flanks, so possessively, so pridefully, so good-naturedly? They are more than enough pleased to have such girls on their tethers, to lead them home, to add them in with their kaiila and other stock". |
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| 14 | 526 | "Do you think the two fellows with Ulla and Lenna are sufficiently pleased?" I asked. |
| 14 | 527 | "You did, it seems, maneuver them to some extent". |
| 14 | 528 | "I do not think they minded being maneuvered," he said. |
| 14 | 529 | "Did you not see how they struck the girls on their flanks, so possessively, so pridefully, so good-naturedly? They are more than enough pleased to have such girls on their tethers, to lead them home, to add them in with their kaiila and other stock". |
| 14 | 530 | "You are right," I said. |
| 14 | 531 | "Take this one to the stream," he said, indicating the dark-haired girl we had acquired for the three hatchets, she lying on the grass near us, "and see that she has a bath". |
| 14 | 532 | "I will," I said. |